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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
8
Frank Steele of Valdes was arrested upon the arrival of the steamer Santa Clara. He faces an embezzlement charge after allegedly receiving $600 from a roadhouse keeper to deliver to Valdes, with officers of the sheriff's department making the arrest.
A warrant led to the arrest and confinement of Steele after a period of disappearance involving banker The 600 and Valdes. Steele, once released months ago, now sits in the county jail in a different role following the latest detainment.
The High Behaol Dramatic club works on their annual play to be given in Christensen's hall the evening of May 11.
A telegram from Los Angeles states the Imperial Mystic Shriners annual meeting, set for May 7, is indefinitely postponed due to the earthquake. The notice arrived today and affects officers and members planning to attend in the city.
Hiram Burnett a pioneer of Puget Sound died this morning at his grandson Charles H Burnett Jr s home in Seattle He was 80 years old and attributed to gentle decay Burial plans include Lake View Cemetery with funeral at Trinity Parish Episcopal church with Rev D Llwyd and Rev Gowan in charge He came to the coast in 1862 and helped found Trinity Parish and St Marks Episcopal churches He leaves a son and five grandchildren and was a charter member of Eureka Lodge No 20 F and A M
Telegraph reports in Ban Francisco that amid ruins from yesterday's fire, half-starved dogs were found eating and tearing human bodies half buried. Naval officers in charge of the waterfront district ordered shots to prevent further feeding as crews renewed their search for more victims.
Colorado Springs reports a refugee named Mise Logan, who says her third finger was severed by a thief while she lay unconscious after the earthquake. She was seen in the city on her way to Chicago where her parents live.
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